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... mobile column.' on Lord Roberta line of commuhications he told off a to command 200 men. You will want an adjutant. said Kitchener. and straightway chose a smartlooking man who had just coma in bi train. ..-. After finding out what his regiment was ...
... complete history of Britain's Great Soldier Hero, who died, as he has lived, for his country. THE LIVE AND WORK OF LORD KITCHENER TOLD IN PICTURE& Everyone should make a point of securing a copy of to-day's Daily Mirror. The life-story of our Soldier ...
... TEA-IT WILL - &PA tr ---- -- lIE A REVELATION 10 yolk No. 21917. LONDON AND MANCHESTER. WEDNESDAY . JU NE 7, 191 . - LORD KiTcHENER & STAFF LOST IN su Ai Ip_or ...
... longsighted views this oonntrt and the whole Empire will look vain. Joffre a s Thanks to the N. PASHITZ, Serbian Premier. Lord Kitchener was a man of strong Gallant Garrison. and open character, with a will of irou. and an heroic soldier of great military LULL ...
... Birthplace. How Lord Kitchener happened is be an Iriehman by birth. riodically the alb- Piet of controversy. was told by Ms father in 1852, two years after distinguished ess's birth, in a letter now beim we. Lieut.-Colonel Henry Horatio Kitchener, as be wrote ...
... Prime Minister: The citisens of London have received with profound distress the news of the death of Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener. Secretary of State for War—himself a distinguished citizen—and places on record its sorrow that a career of immeasurable ...
... INHUMANLY UNERRING. The general conception_of Lord Kitchener at that time was based on the stirring narrative of the campaign written by the late Mr. G. W. Steeveas: Major-General Sir Horatio Herbert Kitchener (he wrote in UN) is 48 years old by the book, ...
... , . 9 • go .. • It s With a coal .D so cos tly , it's go od tle ' > IIL -1 ‘ l6 n .- without kitchen fires sometimes. One ILIN \ x can save the ripens* and the trouble ol cooking by just opening a tin of Skippirs —the most delicious meal of all. -. ...
... military policy. Mr. Chnrchill renewed his attack of laet week on the War Office, and other members strongly critifised Lord Kitchener, who was defended by the Prime Yielder. Questions of Cabinet reeponeibility raised by the Peers. Mr. tlinrchill was heard ...
... Field-Marshal Earl Kitchener. G.C.8.. G born in at Ballylongford. in Kerry, and therefore. as so many British soldiers have been in the peat, connected with Ireland, but be English on both sides. father. Lieutenant-Colonel H. H. Kitchener of the 13th Light ...
... COMPANY MOOTING& RIFLES AND RATIONS. The threatened attack ea Lord Kitchener in the Rouse of Commons last night mistimed no very grave proportions. Apart from a vaguely philippio by Sir Arthur Markham the chief criticisms again proceeded from Colonel ...
... and )dr. Tennant, the is this: On Tuesday morning the member for York and his friends—having learnt that, contrary to Lord Kitchener's pereonal pledge, 16 more conscientious objectors were to be sent from military detention, not to the civil authorities ...